Through a careful exegesis of biblical texts, this book argues that Christians ought to worship Jehovah Elohim alone, the one and only true God. The author's insights on the importance of having a proper understanding of God are invaluable for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Christianity.
This volume features a collection of three historical novels by John Bentley, showcasing his talent for weaving intricate narratives set in various historical contexts. Each story delves into different time periods, exploring the lives, struggles, and triumphs of characters shaped by their eras. Readers can expect rich detail, engaging plots, and a deep sense of time and place that brings history to life through Bentley's compelling storytelling.
Set in Cornwall and Brittany in 2018, the story follows David Johnson, a recent university graduate who relocates to France with his partner, Madeleine. As he embarks on his new job, David becomes captivated by the rich local folklore and mythology, leading to unexpected and dramatic changes in his life.
A mysterious old woman in black foretells Baudet's remarkable future, setting the stage for his journey towards greatness. As he navigates the challenges and opportunities that arise, the story explores themes of destiny, ambition, and the impact of prophecy on one's life. Baudet's character development and the unfolding events promise an engaging narrative filled with intrigue and personal growth.
In a walled town gripped by a deadly plague, young Marius takes on the heroic task of saving his community from the ravaging disease. His determination drives him to confront both the physical and emotional challenges posed by the epidemic, highlighting themes of courage and sacrifice in the face of despair. As he navigates the chaos, Marius embodies hope for the townsfolk, illustrating the resilience of the human spirit during times of crisis.
The story follows Albornoz, a young boy from a wealthy family whose father envisions a military future for him. However, Albornoz is drawn to the church and grapples with moral questions about right and wrong, highlighting his internal struggle between familial expectations and personal beliefs.
Set against the backdrop of Huguenot persecution in France, this narrative follows the harrowing journey from Paris to La Rochelle. It explores the struggles and resilience of the Huguenots as they face religious oppression, showcasing their fight for freedom and survival amidst a turbulent historical context. The story delves into themes of faith, identity, and the quest for sanctuary, highlighting the personal and communal impacts of persecution.
Delving into the intriguing life of the true author behind the Shakespearean plays, this mystery history and philosophical thriller explores the reasons behind his decision to hide his identity. As the narrative unfolds, it reveals a dramatic tale of love, deception, and the quest for truth, challenging the reader to reconsider the legacy of one of history's greatest literary figures. The blend of historical context and thrilling elements makes for a captivating exploration of identity and authorship.